code: def apply_weather_values(args, weather):
      """Set weather values individually"""
      if args.azimuth is not None:
          weather.sun_azimuth_angle = args.azimuth
      if args.altitude is not None:
          weather.sun_altitude_angle = args.altitude
      if args.clouds is not None:
          weather.cloudiness = args.clouds
      if args.rain is not None:
          weather.precipitation = args.rain
      if args.puddles is not None:
          weather.precipitation_deposits = args.puddles
      if args.wind is not None:
          weather.wind_intensity = args.wind
      if args.fog is not None:
          weather.fog_density = args.fog
      if args.fogdist is not None:
          weather.fog_distance = args.fogdist
      if args.fogfalloff is not None:
          weather.fog_falloff = args.fogfalloff
      if args.wetness is not None:
          weather.wetness = args.wetness
      if args.scatteringintensity is not None:
          weather.scattering_intensity = args.scatteringintensity
      if args.miescatteringscale is not None:
          weather.mie_scattering_scale = args.miescatteringscale
      if args.rayleighscatteringscale is not None:
          weather.rayleigh_scattering_scale = (
              args.rayleighscatteringscale
          )
      if args.dust_storm is not None:
          weather.dust_storm = args.dust_storm
  
file_path: carla/PythonAPI/util/environment.py
imports: import glob
  import os
  import sys
  import argparse
  import carla
label_desc: Use image node_id 3 for calling a global function with example usage: apply_weather_values(args, weather) without return types